WATER FILTRATION SYSTEM CUT OUT PER HOMEOWNER REQUEST

[@danwittels5542]

Nice solder joints 😀

[@rhodysweet]

Nice work Steve, as usual. Make it look easy.

[@cutum]

Steve aint propressin shit! He's the man on sweating copper!

[@lance16O1]

Schmo-press, mama

[@japmlp09]

What soldering tip/ set up is that? Propane only or? Thanks J

[@S_a_n22]

Judging by that equipment it's on a well. Removing the equipment is likely a bad idea. But ask and you shall receive.

[@blazeandcyrus]

I agree

[@monoralph1375]

Wetness on tanks probably condensation as the well water is probably ~ 52*f and below the dew point on a humid day

[@stevenlavimoniere]

the owner thinks them tanks were leaking and wanted the leak to stop .so removing the tanks was the first step to stopping leaking water on floor .he will probley have to put in a different water softener system

[@WTFIsThisGuyDoing233]

Flipping the house. Not his problem.

[@S_a_n22]

@@WTFIsThisGuyDoing233 how unfortunate.

[@VacMaster2020]

Wow three central vac power units this must be a big house

[@caseyhill3915]

The cost of all those pro press fittings probably doubled the cost of that initial installation.

[@Sesamestreet9080]

The time saved tho balances that out

[@Ptro1]

Propress is the way to go

[@andrewsmith1351]

Hi Steve andy from Scotland just wondering why a lot of pipe work is not insulated in the homeowners houses.Its normal practice here to insulate pipe work to save heat and from freezing.Keep up the great work on your videos 👍

[@monoralph1375]

Basement is above freezing. Lots of heat from the boiler heating the space

[@rileypup9971]

All the pro press fittings going into and out the water filter but nothing supporting the filter except some steel wire on one side. Every time someone would replace the water filter the pro press fittings would all be cranked and stressed. Little telltale that the person operating the pro press is not a plumber you would recommend.

[@stevenlavimoniere]

i put the steel wire in filter lol

[@DAS-Videos]

Whoever installed the water filter was just lazy. It has a bracket on the back, can screw in a piece of plywood onto the wall and screw a 2x4 to the plywood for the bracket to screw into. Or, maybe just a 2x4 screwed into two studs in the wall, and then a shorter piece of wood screwed to the 2x4 for the water filter bracket to screw into.Those filters get very heavy when they fill with water.

[@DAS-Videos]

I guess initially it was about .25" away from the wall, at installation time it would have needed a rectangle of drywall removed and a piece of 2x4 or plywood installed between the studs to mount the water filter to.

[@tonym6920]

Hey Steve and Miss Molly! Workin’ again y’all. 👍👍

[@anthonykotoff3041]

Steve your a KZbin STAR ✨

[@fredradon2484]

Steve, what do you do if someone doesn't pay?

[@stevenlavimoniere]

i drag them behind my truck on a rope

[@johnready630]

@@stevenlavimoniere LOL !

[@chrismallory3718]

Pro press fitting are pressed, you'd really have to crank on it to break any joints

[@rodneyskinner7741]

Afternoon Steve!

[@johnready630]

Pipe soldering....next level.

[@realestateservicessaleshea99]

The sweet sound of a turbo torch!🙂 🥃🥃🍺🍺🍺🍇🏌🏻‍♀️ Stay safe. Retired (werk'n)keyboard super tech. Wear your safety glasses!

[@Mike44460]

What do you think of the two big lines going through the wall and connected to the flat plate heat exchanger. What kind of setup is that and for what. Thanks in advance.

[@hudsonvaganis7855]

out door wood boiler

[@smason]

People who flip houses deserve every problem they run into, to be honest. Hopefully the market collapses AGAIN and they're underneath.

[@lawrencemeyers1212]

How come u didn't drain water there sump pit

[@Hubjeep]

14:33 Three central vacuums??

[@edwardweber6231]

Is copper scrap up in $$$$$?

[@Fireship1]

If in doubt, cut it out!

[@jeepwild5772]

My birthday!

[@Steve-bm2zm]

He should have had you do what he try trying to do in the beginning.

[@craigharding475]

True, and if it was HIS house he might have done that. But he is going to flip the problem to some sucker. I hear that the home inspectors are not always warning their customers about some of the shit show features that they are walking into. They just want to get paid. Maybe neither ever gives "a sucker an even break".

[@williamdyckman9704]

Always said, rather have a good solder job then propress!!

[@Hubjeep]

15:02 So many water filters are not properly supported! Then you gotta yank on them to unscrew the sump jarring all the pipes around. Meh.

[@randymoyer5351]

They will need get that Water out of the area as well as water and Electricity won't play well together, gotta also watch them cords getting wet, Shock hazzard.

[@kingbulldog107]

if they got city water no need, but with well water they will keep getting pin hole leaks, I gotta fix them every day

[@monoralph1375]

If water is acidic, treat with neutralizer tank with limestone/magnesium media

[@hile6380]

Hello from Finland, What is Your solder melting point? In Finland we use phosporcopper. All the best for You, Family and Molly the Dog, wishes I, Pimudog and Mickeycat. In Finland Pimu means "pretty girl" so she is 45kg lazy german shepard dog.

[@DAS-Videos]

About 221 c.

[@bradcrooks3891]

Hello steve

[@stevenlavimoniere]

hello

[@ablelock]

I take it Steve that you don’t like the pro press. I watch another guy that’s in New York and he brags about how good it is. But I guess you just have to be a good Sauter person and not need the pro press. I guess that is for people that can’t Sauter well.

[@guidedbygreen1480]

Solder is ideal however most conditions are not imo. Say you're working in a tight space in a wall and soldering isn't ideal then propress is nice tool in the tool belt. You talking about Mikey pipes?

[@harryspence4562]

no days off for you....

[@pedrodog7855]

You go ahead and sweat them copper pipes ! Lol show them young plumbers how's it's really done !

[@pilotboba]

Why not just put the softener and filter on bypass to see if the leak stops?

[@markpowell1031]

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